Direct Action (SWF): Vol 5 #08 Dec 1950

Labour government prosecutes striking gas workers, Genoa anarchists freed at trial after anti-Franco actions, international competition, SWF debates CPGB on USSR, Tom Brown on economic federalism, on the futility of calling for state bans.

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